Post by Iqniq on Jul 29, 2016 9:07:54 GMT
Local Map
The Northern half of the Eastern Scar is white not with snow, but ash from the occasional brief eruptions from Firemaw Mountain. A thick layer of ash blankets the ground, and only the very hardy brown mushroom trees can survive the ashfall of this area.
Biome Type:
Ashland, Foothills
Normal temperature and precipitation:
Summer- 75F - 90F Ashfall
Winter- 60F - 75F Rain, Ashfall
Terrain:
Ash Desert, Ash Forest
Typical Plantlife:
Evergreen Trees (pine, cedar, etc.)
Mushroom Trees (Brown and black)
Tall Grasses
Poison Plants (Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac)
Prey, Small Game (1-3 wolves)
Rabbits amd Hares
Small Rodents (lemmings, mice, rats, voles, etc)
Prey, Medium Game (4 - 8 wolves)
Boars
Deer (White tail, Black tail)
Threat Animals (Prey and pup thieves, predators, etc)
Raccoons
Coyote
Bears
Mountain Lion/Puma/Cougar
Vultures
The Northern half of the Eastern Scar is white not with snow, but ash from the occasional brief eruptions from Firemaw Mountain. A thick layer of ash blankets the ground, and only the very hardy brown mushroom trees can survive the ashfall of this area.
Biome Type:
Ashland, Foothills
Normal temperature and precipitation:
Summer- 75F - 90F Ashfall
Winter- 60F - 75F Rain, Ashfall
Terrain:
Ash Desert, Ash Forest
Typical Plantlife:
Evergreen Trees (pine, cedar, etc.)
Mushroom Trees (Brown and black)
Tall Grasses
Poison Plants (Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac)
Prey, Small Game (1-3 wolves)
Rabbits amd Hares
Small Rodents (lemmings, mice, rats, voles, etc)
Prey, Medium Game (4 - 8 wolves)
Boars
Deer (White tail, Black tail)
Threat Animals (Prey and pup thieves, predators, etc)
Raccoons
Coyote
Bears
Mountain Lion/Puma/Cougar
Vultures